Good Morning to Everyone: A Welcome to the Brand-New Audi TT-RS Roadster
As we begin our video today, I'm thrilled to be surrounded by the breathtaking Swiss Alps behind me, with the roof down, which is a bold move considering it's currently minus one. Yes, it has just snowed up in the mountains, and I must admit that I'm not sure if this was the best decision yet, but as a roadster enthusiast, I thought it would be fun to have the roof down until I reach the coast course.
To start off today's video, I wanted to do a quick box opening, which I've never done before. It was a bit of a strange experience getting a box from YouTube, but I must say that having 100,000 subscribers has its perks. And, as it turns out, we already have another 10,000 subscribers since the video went live. So, let's get started with the five-cylinder engine and explore my first impressions of the new Audi TT-RS roadster.
My First Impressions: Interior and Engine
As soon as I picked up the car last night, I was impressed by its design and features. The interior is one of my favorite aspects of any Audi model, and this one is no exception. The configuration is beautifully done, with a lovely blend of materials and colors that create a premium feel inside the cabin. The seats are incredibly comfortable, with red stitching that adds a touch of sophistication to an already impressive design.
The engine sounds great, and I'm excited to put it through its paces in this beautiful Alaskan landscape. With the base model starting at around 91,000 Swiss francs, this car is definitely not for the faint of heart. However, the higher-end model that I have here today comes with a price tag of 110,000 Swiss francs, which is still relatively reasonable considering its capabilities.
Driving in the Snow
One of the most exciting features of this car is its ability to handle snow and ice with ease. The base model has a unique snow mode that allows it to plow through deep snow and ice, making it an ideal choice for those who live in areas where winter conditions are harsh. I must say that driving on the snowy roads was an exhilarating experience, and I'm thrilled to have had the opportunity to test this feature out.
As we drive along, the sound of the engine is music to my ears, with a deep, throaty rumble that's unmistakably Audi. The exhaust system is specially designed to produce a unique sound that's both powerful and refined, making it an ideal choice for those who want a car that's both fun to drive and pleasant to listen to.
The New Design: A Winning Feature
One of the standout features of this car is its new design, which is truly breathtaking. The front grille is sleek and modern, with a bold chrome surround that adds a touch of sophistication to an already impressive face. The LED headlights are also a highlight, providing excellent illumination in low-light conditions.
However, not everything about the back of the car is equally impressive. I must admit that I'm not a fan of the soft shape of the rear deck, which seems to clash with the bold lines and curves of the front wing. It's a shame, really, as the rest of the design is so well done.
Jumping Inside: A Carbon-Fiber Masterpiece
As we move inside the car, I'm struck by the sheer amount of carbon fiber that's been used in its construction. The dashboard, door panels, and even the seats are all made from this lightweight yet incredibly strong material, which adds a touch of luxury to an already impressive design.
The steering wheel is also worth mentioning, with its smooth, tactile feel that's perfect for navigating twisty roads. And, as we drive along, I'm struck by the sense of solidity and stability that comes from behind the wheel, even when the road gets rough.
Final Thoughts
As we wrap up today's video, I must say that I'm thoroughly impressed with the new Audi TT-RS roadster. From its stunning design to its impressive performance capabilities, this car is truly a winner. And, as always, I want to thank you for watching and subscribing to our channel. Don't forget to give us a thumbs up if you enjoyed today's video, and we'll catch you in the next one!